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educational psychology

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educational psychology

The work of psychologists primarily in schools, including the assessment of children with achievement problems and advising on problem behaviour in the classroom.



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Based on senior author Sternberg's triarchic theory of human intelligence, this text for a course in educational psychology integrates questions designed to encourage analytical, creative, and practical thinking, and gives examples of analytical, creative, and practical solutions for everyday classroom challenges.
The discipline of educational psychology (Thorndike, 1914) emerged out of the need to measure people's intelligence in the early 1930s in order to justify categorizing students during a time of dramatic growth in the industrialization of America's school system.
in educational psychology in 1996, both from the University of Alberta.
 
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